4LIFETIMELINES Dielectric Silicone Grease for Sealing Out Moisture and Prevent Corrosion, Brush Top Can - 4 oz

It does the job. Grease is high viscosity stays in the place you apply, doesn't melt. The brush is kind of weak, hairs get deformed easily.

I've actually wanted a can of this for various reasons for years. And the other day I finally found a reasonable excuse to purchase one: I had to replace the battery terminals on my family's 2009 Honda Element LX, and no terminal covers would arrive soon enough for the planned DIY repair date. Because of that I immediately looked for a can of dielectric grease in order to coat the new terminals (AFTER installation), to ensure protection from water and oxygen, which as we all know.. end with rust. Thisparticular brand would get here the day I needed it to, and was relatively inexpensive, plus has an application brush INSIDE the lid to make life so much easier! Stuff works- correction, works good. It's foolproof to use, grease was slick and applied easily, I can rest easy knowing I left that part of the car more safe and water resistant than it likely was when my parents first bought it. I will also use it when I inevitably have to buy new key switches, or a new keyboard altogether in order to lube up the stabilizers, thus resulting in far better sound. I'll also definitely use it for various other car related projects, cause from what I've seen? This stuff is miracle grease that can be put almost ANYWHERE under or inside of a car to make life easier down the line.

Great price on light duty grease. I use this for battery terminals and electrical connectors, and other things that require clean, light duty grease. It's very versatile, rust resistant, a decent quantity and it has good greasiness

Product arrived on time and as expected. It’s dielectric grease, not much more to say!.

Have used this stuff for awhile great for protecting wiring from moisture